New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 2

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(P—Men's testimony Scotland Yard Nabs Bobbed Hair Bandit London, Oct. 1 (A—The mysteri- s bobbed hair bandit, who has rd for the last t has been traced make up. pts of wi som by ki =l ! weeks in TEL. 4185 | hr”mrhorv‘ of the Elephant a famous publie house on the south bank of the Thames. This is the neighborhood from which the notorious band of women as “The Forty FElephants,' "the police dispersed several s ago. est crime attributed to this raffles,” who brings r motor car across Blackfriats Bridge for frequent raids in the le west end, is the robbery of a flat In Golden Green, a north London suburb. She is alleged to have obtained a fur coat and | dressing case valued at $2 !Carolyn Wells, Writer, Fined for Smuggling New \m’;( Oct. 1 (A — Carolyr erator, dur declares she w eys to change the y yesterday. McPherson, ays heard wit v 'y charges she conspi who for four attempt to d to ob- e state- weeks ab- erday al- s regarding her from her temple, yes about her shoulders to re larations she used switches in ef- changes in appearance. Ankles also have come in for court discussion. Howard Benedict of Carmel tes d he noticed the “unusually large” ankles of the | woman who shared a cottage at the | Beach City with Ormiston. He sald he since had occasion to observe th ankles of Mrs. Lorraine Wisemann- Sielaft, who posed as Ormiston’s companion. They were very slim, | he testifled. | | Further reading of the transcript of Mrs. McPherson's testimony be- | [fore the grand jury vesterday re- | vealed that intimations of ‘“base | motives” for her disappearance had | been denied by the Evangel She | testified before the grand jury that | the history of her case for 12 years | back would show such a thing “ab- | solutely out of the question.” Yesterday's witnesses included John W. 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